The Dillon tribune., 1887-12-02
POINTED POETRY.
When weather prophets do begin
To prophecy with al. their soul
"A Winter mild and warm. put in
Ten tons of first class coal.
Apply quck
To Fred Wick,

interesting reading matter in kaufman's
new advertisement. Read it carefully.
1t is not necessary to brirg your girl
along when you 60 to buy S. marriage
license.
Probate Judge Melton issued marriage
license to Ed. s. Vance to we'd Miss Mary
F.. Mackenzie.
The grand Masonic bal, to be given on
the evening Of the 18th inst. will be a
splendid affair.
Tax payers, this fall. swear a good deal
more than they did at a corresponding pc.
riod last year.
Frank Green's steam thresher has threst.
ed this year 10000 bushels Of grain-about
100000 pounds.
Alturas Water.
The Dillon Lumber and Grain Co. is
handling a good quality Of lumber and
building material.
a whole lot OF our country cousins have
been in the city paying their annual tithing
in the shape Of taxes.
The meeting Of the honorable Board of
County Commissioners promises to be OF
more than ordinary interest.
Claims against Beaverhead County must
be filed with County Clerk McGough to-.
morrow, Saturday. The Board of County
Commissioners meets next Monday.
Now is good time to invest in Dillon
real estate. Property is lower in the city
at present than it ever will be again.
The tax payers Of Beaverhcad County
have nearly all paid their taxes. The de-
linquent tax list this year will be small.
Alturas Water.
The buildings erected in Dillon this year
are evidence that Dillonites have adopted
the modern style Of architecture, which
is not only ornamental but substantial.
Leonard Eliel's mammoth announce.
n,ent in to.day's TRIBUNE is model in the
way Of advertising, and we take pleasure
in calling the attention of our readers to it.
On Wednesday County Treasurer Wing
closed his annual sale Of tax receipts. lie
sold something like $4,000 worth OF re.
ceipts, ranging in price from So to over
$4,000 apiece.
In Justice Moore's court yesterday Peter
Simpson and Thos. Kelly, two coal oil
thieves, were each sentenced to ninety
days in the county Jail, and $1oo fine each
and the trimmings.
Cashier Klemm reports the receipts a,
the First National Bank, since the last re.
port, ofthree hundred and fifty eight ounces
of gold dust and gold bars. The gold
valued at SIS per ounce, is worth $6444
There is great deal ct mineral water
drank in Dillon daily 1t holds down
whisky, and is handy dilutant for all
kinds of heavy beverages Imbibed straigh,
mineral water is also wholesome to drink
The Dillon Social Clubs dancing par,
ties are growing in popularity. The dance
given by the Club, at Stiles Hall, on las,
Wednesday evening was largely attended
and everyone present enjoyed pleasure
bic time.
Alturas Water.
Oats are bringing $1.,o, and the receipts
daily are large. The Sebree. Ferris Il
White Go. is buying and storing large
quantity Of oats, This firm has now stored
between 1000, 700 ard 100000 pounds OF
oats Of this seasons crop.
At the meeting Of Prosperity Lodge,
|. O. Of 6. r., held on "Wednesday even
ing committee was appointed to send for
plays. The pcices are to be rendered TN
der the auspices Of Prosperity Lodge at
public entertainments to be given in the
future. All the members of the lodge are
requested to be present at the nest meeting,
and at each succeeding meeting, to help in
temperance work.
Considerable mining machinery has been
shipped during the week 10 Col Carter, at
Gibbon,i!!e, Idaho. On Monday H. S'az.
bough loaded 10000 pounds Of machinery.
On "Wednesday David Pherson loaded
1000 pounds. Yesterday T. Daniels load
ed $500 pounds. In addition $4,000 pounds
more machinery is to arrive at Dillon for
Col Carters new process works AZ Glib
bory;!lc.
.\turas Water.
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last received large shipment o! goods
which we're ordered long ago, but delayed